The United States should substantially increase its constructive engagement with Cuba. Specifically, the President should issue a full presidential pardon to the Cuban Five, direct the Secretary of State to remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, formally apologize for executive accusations of Cuban support for terrorism, and offer cooperation in prosecution and extradition of people suspected of crimes against people in Cuba and the United States.
The advantage is terror discourse. Key cites are The Perfect Storm: The Case of the Cuban Five, '5, Margaret Denike, Hypatia, April/June '8, Annamarie Oliverio, Journal of Developing Societies, '8, Oliverio, International Journal of Comparative Sociology, '97.
Webster:
Still probably reading the above plan. Also, new aff:
Plan text:
the United States federal government, through Congress, should substantially increase its constructive engagement with Cuba by removing all caps on research cooperation between Cuba and the United States, to include travel restrictions, currency transfers and equipment transfers, contingent on Cuba continuing to allow entry for American scientists and equipment. Funding and enforcement through normal means, we’ll clarify. Advantages are coral and hurricanes. Rescher '83 framework.
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Chris Campbell
At Western Kentucky:
Plan text:
The United States should substantially increase its constructive engagement with Cuba. Specifically, the President should issue a full presidential pardon to the Cuban Five, direct the Secretary of State to remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, formally apologize for executive accusations of Cuban support for terrorism, and offer cooperation in prosecution and extradition of people suspected of crimes against people in Cuba and the United States.The advantage is terror discourse. Key cites are The Perfect Storm: The Case of the Cuban Five, '5, Margaret Denike, Hypatia, April/June '8, Annamarie Oliverio, Journal of Developing Societies, '8, Oliverio, International Journal of Comparative Sociology, '97.
Webster:
Still probably reading the above plan. Also, new aff:Plan text:
the United States federal government, through Congress, should substantially increase its constructive engagement with Cuba by removing all caps on research cooperation between Cuba and the United States, to include travel restrictions, currency transfers and equipment transfers, contingent on Cuba continuing to allow entry for American scientists and equipment. Funding and enforcement through normal means, we’ll clarify.Advantages are coral and hurricanes. Rescher '83 framework.